19th-Century Victorian Patchwork Silk Cushion (18in/46cm)

19th-Century Victorian Patchwork Silk Cushion (18in/46cm)This cushion repurposes Victorian silk from the 19th century, which is carefully spliced together to form a beguiling patchwork note how each cluster of fabrics is reminiscent of a geometric flower. Its indicative of By Walids expert eye and zero waste approach.

resulting in something that’s 100% natural with distinct colour variations that vary depending on the weather conditions during the drying process

Handcrafted in a Cape Town studio pottery

they form this reinterpretation of the lustrous gemstone

The rounded utensil is finished with cherry-coloured leather handles that are cut from full-grain calfskin bridle to complement Christofle’s signature high-polished finish and silver-plated excellence

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